EP VII Millennium Falcon
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BTTFSpencer
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Maybe it has something to do with the new radar dish, or is some sort of repair for the falcon.
SteveStarkiller
Sr Member
figured it out. Food processor.
a wedding gift no doubt...
a wedding gift no doubt...
SmilingOtter
Master Member
Flux capacitor.
Vacformedhero
Sr Member
Blue bean Plasma coffee percolator , when your flying through engine exhausts you don't have time for anything else !
That is a pneumatic tube system so when Han yells "Beer me!" the ship's computer fires a cold one up to the cockpit.
maruska
Sr Member
Bingo!
rbeach84
Sr Member
Beat me to it! ;^D
Must admit, the 'snack machine' idea works, too!
Regards, Robert
There's no visible storage for Space Pot so I don't know about the munchies thing. 
SteveStarkiller
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Back in August last year, images of the Falcon's interior leaked onto the internet. At the time, I did a perspective match of one of the images, and noticed something interesting about the layout. From the leaked image, it was apparent to me that the production crew was following the exact same layout designed by Roger Christian on A New Hope, and Empire. The model of the interior I'd already built from production blueprints from the 70's and 80's fit perfectly. Except for a spare bit of corridor, that seemed to be a new addition to the interior we'd seen before .
Working with the perspective match, that spare bit of corridor seemed to fit at the end of the main ring of corridors, creating a T-intersection if you were to take a left after climbing the ramp into the Falcon.
just a few days ago, on May 4th, a video was released by Vanity Fair, covering a photoshoot in the interior of the new Falcon.
at the 13 second mark, I noticed a bit of corridor serving as a backdrop.
at first glance this looks like a view standing in the cockpit corridor, looking toward the main ring of corridors, much like this shot from the new trailer, with BB-8
but notice that in the first shot, the ladderway, which would be visible if this were the same area, is missing.
I'm feeling pretty confident at this point, that what we're seeing is the new corridor I speculated about back in August.
This is a model of the corridor layout as it seems to be from what we've seen so far. I can't wait to see if I'm right, and to get to see more never-before seen interior spaces of the Falcon!
Working with the perspective match, that spare bit of corridor seemed to fit at the end of the main ring of corridors, creating a T-intersection if you were to take a left after climbing the ramp into the Falcon.
just a few days ago, on May 4th, a video was released by Vanity Fair, covering a photoshoot in the interior of the new Falcon.
at the 13 second mark, I noticed a bit of corridor serving as a backdrop.
at first glance this looks like a view standing in the cockpit corridor, looking toward the main ring of corridors, much like this shot from the new trailer, with BB-8
but notice that in the first shot, the ladderway, which would be visible if this were the same area, is missing.
I'm feeling pretty confident at this point, that what we're seeing is the new corridor I speculated about back in August.
This is a model of the corridor layout as it seems to be from what we've seen so far. I can't wait to see if I'm right, and to get to see more never-before seen interior spaces of the Falcon!
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This is SO odd - so where do you think the camera is pointing?
Lonewriter
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You are doing this in sketchup? I didn't think that it could do this detailed work. I've been using Lightwave for years. I'm impressed.
CAPTAINCOX
Sr Member
Wow some serious modeling there, brilliant work keep em coming!
SteveStarkiller
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That's the hatch where you put the Liquid Schwartz!
The interior & exterior of the OT Falcon are irreconcilable. The exterior set was only 2/3rds big enough to hold the interior set overall. Even if you blow up the exterior to the interior's size (which they appear to have done for Ep#7) there are some things that still cannot be reconciled at any size.
I was kind of hoping they would come up with a new version of the Falcon where everything reconciles for the new trilogy. The changes required would be blasphemy around here, but the casual-to-medium SW fan would never notice. It's mostly just monkeying with how the hallways intersect the rooms inside.
Or if a fully matching interior/exterior proved too difficult, then maybe they could have split the difference and at least pushed things a few steps in that direction. Most of the public can remember the cockpit, the front main room, and maybe the smuggling compartments under the floors. The rest is just vague recollections of some curved hallways.
I was kind of hoping they would come up with a new version of the Falcon where everything reconciles for the new trilogy. The changes required would be blasphemy around here, but the casual-to-medium SW fan would never notice. It's mostly just monkeying with how the hallways intersect the rooms inside.
Or if a fully matching interior/exterior proved too difficult, then maybe they could have split the difference and at least pushed things a few steps in that direction. Most of the public can remember the cockpit, the front main room, and maybe the smuggling compartments under the floors. The rest is just vague recollections of some curved hallways.
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